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Sounds like a fun toy to have. Are those things even available here in PH? Are they even legal to drive on public roads?
I could definitely see value in taking this small electric car on short errands around town. Then using your bigger internal-combustion car for heavy lifting or long distances...
Any leads?
PS i think i've read about some local business tycoon being unable to drive his Tesla car coz he couldn't register it or something like that :twak2:
If MVP himself can't drive his P4.2M Tesla, it's sure as hell nobody else can.. :D
http://i.imgur.com/qUSCRqI.jpg
so i dug this up somewhere. apparently "light electric vehicles" can be registered (orange plate)
but have to be 2 or 3-wheeled!!! come on :(
the la salle electric shuttle that goes around la salle and st benilde, has four wheels and sports orange plates.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vodka
and i did not notice the folks in it, wearing helmets...
the memo is 2006 pa. baka nga napalitan na...
https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...s-to-zero.html
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What that means is instead of incurring a full 30% import duty on EVs (e.g. Nissan Leaf), there will now be none. Yes, zero percent.
magkano kaya Wuling Mini EV next year? i still want one
expect more EVs to come.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vodka
also I'm expecting these Rivians to come in PH
https://i.insider.com/62c85673114c1e...bdff?width=700
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...nt_6.21.22.jpg
Whether Rivian will launch here in PH or will be distributed through grey market dealers.
Ibig ba sabihin if 2.8M price ni Leaf, 850k of it are from import duty tax?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vodka
So if zero na, meaning 1.9m na dapat price ni Leaf?
Electric vehicles will now have no import taxes (for 5 years) | Visor
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Import duty rates of electric vehicles, their spare parts, and their components will be temporarily cut down to zero under Executive Order No. 12 to help bolster adoption rates and lower prices.
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This means we will begin to see upcoming cars like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 having lower pricing, and perhaps even those like the Nissan Leaf finally reaching the point of mass-market affordability.
depende pa din yan sa Nissan PH... how low are they willing to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by carxynogen
they could also maintain its 2.8M price tag
a 1.9M Nissan Leaf would be a compelling choice. Lots of city folks would buy one
The problem for those who live in condos still persists however